Chancellor Scholz's party was defeated in the elections in Hesse, losing, among other things, to the Alternative for Germany

The growing dissatisfaction of Europeans with the policies of their leaders is increasingly manifested in elections at various levels taking place in European countries.

Yesterday, elections to the Landtag, a unicameral local parliament, were held in two German regions - the states of Hesse and Bavaria. According to the German newspaper Spiegel, the elections in Hesse ended in the biggest defeat of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD). The leader of this party is the head of the German government, Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

The publication notes that the SPD set an anti-record based on the election results. According to preliminary data, Scholz's party received 15,1 percent of the Hessian vote - the smallest percentage in all the years that elections were held in this German federal state. The previous time the Social Democrats had an unsuccessful election result in 2018 – 19,8%. At the time it was believed that this was the worst result for the SPD.

The Christian Democratic Union (CDU), the party of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, won the elections. Moreover, this party received, according to preliminary data, more than twice as many votes as Scholz’s party - 34,6%. Second place goes to Alternative for Germany with 18,4%. The SPD is closely followed by the Greens, with 14,8 percent.

On Sunday, elections were held in Bavaria, where the CDU also won (37%), and the SPD took only fifth place (8,4%).

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[marchcat]

If anyone is surprised, for me personally this is a pattern. Scholz's weakness and lack of will is obvious.

[Vitaly161]

Are there any strong-willed politicians in Germany these days? I didn’t know how I think they’re all fosterlings of the FSA

[your1970]

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Are there any strong-willed politicians in Germany these days? I didn’t know how I think they’re all fosterlings of the FSA

Sarah Wagenknecht is a fairly tough politician among those who are well-known

[APASUS]

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Sarah Wagenknecht is a fairly tough politician among those who are well-known

Sarah Wagenknecht's support is too small to influence policy. They will throw all the dogs at her, like Trump in the USA. But she will never become the number 1 politician in Germany

[your1970]

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Quote: your1970

Sarah Wagenknecht is a fairly tough politician among those who are well-known

Sarah Wagenknecht's support is too small to influence policy. They will throw all the dogs at her, like Trump in the USA. But she will never become the number 1 politician in Germany

It all depends on how the population will press in. Namely the population.

A living example - Pancake Clinton with Monica's dress, the population perceived “Well done, man!!”
Although according to all political canons, this should have ended...

And this can happen, it all depends on her and the moment (!!) - and people will say “I spent my money / slept with blacks / robbed the budget - and wow! Home - she is for Deutschland!!!"
And this is where SShp can get sad

[Mikhail Ivanov]

With Clinton it was a different situation! When the Clinton clan came to power, and this was primarily his wife, not him, they killed 29 people. Starting with the governorship in Arkansas, where they made their capital on Colombian coke... Not a single murder has been solved. And all the journalists who tried to investigate their cases also died under strange circumstances. There is a documentary on this topic, I recommend watching it.

[Vasyan1971]

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Sarah Wagenknecht is a fairly tough politician among those who are well-known

This is until the "Chancellor Pact" signs...

[Vitaly161]

Merkel is also no slouch, and she is of the old school, but she has laid herself under the FSA like a cute little girl, the states have enough compromising evidence for everyone

[dmi.pris1]

Social Democrats have at all times been the most slippery, nasty, always ready to betray

[nemec55]

In Germany, unlike our oligarchic feudal slave system, there are rights of citizens and laws work, there is a choice, which is what distinguishes the civilized world from the lawlessness to which our “geostrategist” has brought the country. That’s why we live in silence and envy, God grant that we at least someday have a choice.

[Silver99]

East Germany will give Scholz a ride all over the place.

[Prisoner]

Therefore, the overlord chose him for this position. The UWB administrations are smart and strong-willed leaders in protectorates that are like a bone in the throat.

[Mikhail Ivanov]

The fact of the matter is that everything is absolutely natural. This one-eyed under-chancellor came and ruined everything there. The Germans will remember him with an unkind word in their kitchens for a long time...

[former soldier]

If anyone is surprised, for me personally this is a pattern. Scholz's weakness and lack of will is obvious.

Scholz is a slob.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

Chancellor Scholz's party was defeated in the elections in Hesse, losing, among other things, to the Alternative for Germany -

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[carpenter]

Quote: Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov

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Of course there is an alternative:

[cat Rusich]

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[Bolt cutter]

The Christian Democratic Union (CDU), the party of former German Chancellor Angela Merkel, won the elections.

And yet the Germans are incurable in their mania for jumping on the rake.

[Nexcom]

Their problems. As they say - if they want to jump, let them jump.

[Prisoner]

This mania is international. The essence of human nature, EPRST.

[Incvizitor]

I hope everything will be even worse for them and they deserve it a lot

[Setavr]

The CDU is the same as the SPD only on the side, both work out the interests of the SGA. Only “Alternative” is relatively pro-people. She is always on the sidelines.
This is the same as Democrats and Republicans in the states. They fight with each other before the elections, and then they work off one owner.

[Dutchman Michel]

Quote: Setavr

The CDU is the same as the SPD only on the side
This is the same as Democrats and Republicans in the states

Unlike American political parties, there are major differences in Germany. Not only in Germany, but throughout Europe

[Boycott]

Unlike American political parties, there are major differences in Germany

Judge by their deeds (or rather, even by the results of these cases) not by party chatter. And the differences will immediately disappear.

[kill the fascist]

Is liverwurst sad? It’s okay, after resigning, the owners will find a place for the dog somewhere profitable.

[rotmistr60]

The Greens, with 14,8 percent.

It is strange that the Greens, who hold ministerial positions in Scholz’s government, still have such support. Probably those voting for them are exalted young people who are still crazy about Greta Thunberg. So the general image of such a voter is something like this:

[rocket757]

So what?
Who came in first place?
CDU... and who are they, if you take a closer look and figure it out, then.... yes, it’s neither fish nor meat!!!
If for some extreme ones, on the left, on the right, you can still definitely say something, then those who are between them, it’s something... something that you don’t understand what!!!

[ZovSailor]

Wow, friends and not friends!
And what about us? I just came, didn’t do anything and was like that
terrible incident, it's a shame, right? How now in the eyes of the Banderführer
Will I watch?
And Melnik won’t even call him liverwurst now,
I’m very sad, I’ll go to the connecting rod in a deserted country.

[Marc_Aurel]

In Germany it looks like this: There is a US-backed transatlantic bloc that includes all the major parties, such as the CDU, CSU, SPD, FDP, Left Party and Green Party. No matter who you vote for from this bloc, the result will always be the same: for the USA, for the EU, for NATO.

On the other side is the patriotic bloc, whose flagship is currently the AfD. This bloc is very heterogeneous and fragile, there are also subversive elements / agents of the establishment, but at the moment this is the best that the patriots have. On the issue of Nato, by the way, the AfD is a little hesitant, but perhaps this is caution so as not to incur the wrath of the hegemon. In my humble opinion, Nato and patriotism do not mix, but well, let's wait and see.

[Sergej1972]

Is the Left Party included in this bloc?

[Marc_Aurel]

From my point of view, yes. The longer the GDR fades into history, the more transatlantic the left becomes. They like to dress up in a leftist robe, they want to get a moral bonus for being somehow social, but in principle they represent the policies of the globalists, i.e. Western oligarchs. These people do not see the logical contradictions and cognitive dissonance that arises from the desire to be left and at the same time support the policies of American big business, or they suppress it. They made themselves comfortable in the meat cauldrons of the system. In the left movement there are individuals or small groups who oppose Nato, but the bulk belongs to the establishment. I myself do not belong to the left movement, but rather to the national-patriotic bloc, so I can only describe it from the outside.

[Semovente7534]

I agree 100%, because I live in the European Union, I know that there is no difference between the so-called left parties, centrists, popular liberals, democrats, and so on and so forth. They are all 100% pro-European, pro-NATO, pro-immigration, pro-degenerate and everything in between. And I confirm that if there is a small party that tries to be different from them, other parties will infiltrate its activists to harm or manipulate them.

[Sergej1972]

In Bavaria, the CSU, allied with the CDU, won. On the territory of this land, by agreement with the CSU, the CDU does not operate.

[Ross xnumx]

Does anyone believe that there is a political force in Germany capable of returning gold from US vaults and American bases, along with weapons and military personnel, to their proper places?
Europe has become a union of countries with corrupt politicians...

[Amateur]

elections in Hesse ended in the largest defeat for the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD)

The Germans finally realized that they need to elect leaders who will take care of Germany, and not Ukraine.

[carpenter]

Quote: Amateur

The Germans finally realized that they need to elect leaders who will take care of Germany

And who will allow the Germans to choose whoever they want, and will also worry about the people.
"Here's Scholz - get it and sign it!"

[Petr_Koldunov]

AFD has almost 20%! When did this happen! Just a few years ago they were considered almost a marginal group of extremists, who somehow managed to get a couple of their representatives into parliament...

Well, this is necessary, as everyone is fed up with this tandem of a spineless bald parrot and a gymnast reading in warehouses, who is in the pay of the United States...

[faterdom]

However, Scholz's party × AnnaLena's party together scored 30%, and Merkel's party - 34!
That is, 2/3 of the Germans, even in this land, are deceivers and scoundrels.
This is what we actually see.
And only in line for soup will they become wiser.
And then, this queue will be regulated by the “Islamic patrol” - anyone without a beard or hijab will get out of the queue!

[Alexander Ra]

Richard Strauss in his "Metamorphoses" suffered from the question - how could the great German culture in the 30s and 40s descend to fascism? But in the event of victory in the Second World War, Hitler would most likely become a national hero of the Germans and Europeans for centuries. So today, many are upset by the lack of trophies from the fields of Ukraine.

[evgen1221]

Do I seriously doubt that there is no fraud in the votes for the ADC? They could easily have reduced the number of votes during the counting by several times. Yes, and the team was because of a puddle - there was no way to let them in.

[svp67]

Chancellor Scholz's party was defeated in the elections in Hesse, losing, among other things, to the Alternative for Germany

I will be glad when this “type”, in historical terms, ends up in the same place as his grandfather, namely “IN THE DUMP”

[alystan]

The elections in Hesse ended in the largest defeat for the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD).

Social democracy in Germany is Scholz and liverwurst...

[fiv]

Mommy is no better than sausage. They are too “European” there to think about Germany. ADH would be the best solution, but the Germans hope that everything will work out just the same. Somebody.